Taser Videos
In 1969, a NASA researcher named Jack Cover began developing an electroshock device intended to be used as a non-lethal weapon that could be used by the military and/or police forces to subdue subjects. He named his device after a comic book astronaut named Tom Swift—it became “Thomas A. Swift’s Electric Rifle”, aka the TASER (registered trademark, by the way). Little did Dr. Cover know that he would not only create one of the most effective policing weapons in the world but also the device that would provide so entertainment and physical comedy to internet viewers all around the world at the TASER victims’ expense. Thanks, science!
- Hot Girls Tazered
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More Info About Taser Videos
This one simple and elegant device, with its two distinct modes, has created hundreds of variations of police and security videos filled to the brim with schadenfreude. Here’s a quick breakdown of the most popular different genres of hilariously painful Taser video:
- Un-cooperative drunk during traffic stop
- Un-cooperative drunk at a sport event
- Un-cooperative drunk pretty much anywhere
- For all other group permutations, replace the compound noun “Un-cooperative drunk” with protesting college student and/or inept criminal
